The Tennessee Titans lost a rotational member of their edge rusher/outside linebacker crew at the start of training camp when veteran Lorenzo Carter decided to retire. Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi broke the news of Carter letting the organization know of his retirement,

Just before the Tennessee Titans began training camo, veteran edge rusher Lorenzo Carter retired. The team announced the news on Tuesday. “He notified us yesterday that he will be retiring,” Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi said.

The Tennessee Titans are in need of making adjustments to their pass rush ahead of the upcoming season. After the sudden retirement of free agent signee Lorenzo

Lorenzo Carter was slated to provide a veteran presence. Still, his decision to step away added intrigue to the ongoing competition between James Williams and Cedric Gray.

After Lorenzo Carter's sudden retirement, Arden Key thinks rookie Femi Oladejo has what it takes to improve sack totals for the Tennessee Titans.

Dillon Radunz was listed as the second string player at right guard. The Titans, without Charles, will participate in their first preseason game on Saturday against the San Francisco 49ers.

On Friday, former Titans defensive tackle Jaleel Johnson announced his retirement on Instagram after a seven-year NFL career. He last played for the Titans in 2023 before not being signed by an ...

Former Tennessee Titans Pro Bowl tight end Delanie Walker will officially announce his retirement from the NFL at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Nissan Stadium.. Walker spent his first seven seasons (2006 ...